Known for
Directing
Born
July 10, 1922
Birthplace
Berlin, German Empire [now Germany]
Died
May 4, 1986 (aged 63)
Petr Schulhoff was a Czech film director, screenwriter, and actor, recognized for his contributions to Czechoslovak cinema. Born in Berlin to the Czech-Jewish composer and pianist Ervín Schulhoff, he moved to Czechoslovakia during his youth. During World War II, Schulhoff and his father were interned in the Wülzburg concentration camp, where his father died of tuberculosis. This traumatic experience profoundly affected Schulhoff's life and work. After the war, he began his career in the film industry, initially working as an assistant director and screenwriter. He directed several notable films, including I Killed Einstein, Gentlemen (1970) and The Murderer Hides His Face (1966), which show...
1985
Screenplay, Story, Script Supervisor
1982
Director, Story, Screenplay
1981
Director
1980
Director, Story, Lyricist, Screenplay
1979
Director, Story, Screenplay
1979
Director, Story, Screenplay
1978
Director, Screenplay, Story
1978
Director, Story, Screenplay
1976
Director, Screenplay, Story
1975
Story, Screenplay, Director
1974
Screenplay, Director
1973
Screenplay, Music Director, Story, Director
1973
Director, Screenplay, Story
1973
Story, Screenplay, Director
1972
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Story, Screenplay, Director
1971
Director, Screenplay, Story
1971
Director, Writer
1970
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Director, Story, Screenplay
1970
Screenplay, Story, Director
1970
Screenplay, Story, Director
1970
Story, Director, Screenplay
1968
Director
1967
Director